The Devil's Hidden Strategy: Allen Parr Reveals How Christians Become Trapped

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Author and YouTuber Allen Parr is on a mission to help people think through the spiritual barriers that could be holding them back from a fruitful life. Parr's new book, "Breaking Through: How Ordinary Believers Experience Extraordinary Freedom" is all about finding freedom. He relies on his own experiences to help readers explore this essential topic. "When I look at my life, there's a lot of challenges ... I refer to them as soul chains, but really that's probably a synonym for strongholds, things that hold Christians back from walking in their full potential," he said. "As Christians, we know we're saved, we know that we are forgiven, we know we're on our way to Heaven, and that's great." Parr said that the premise of the book is that Jesus died to forgive human beings for their sins, but also to offer up freedom so that people can live a "life of abundance." "I wanted to write a book to help Christians understand how they can experience the freedom and the victorious life that

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